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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-12-07
G1UhCn bRtviTIES.

PRUSSIA contains 1s,s435s7 Protestants,
more than sixty-four per cent. of the popula-
| ton.
THE centennial anniversary of the First
| Presbyterian Church of Newark, n. J.. was
lately celebrated
IN October Y. NJ. c. A. building costing
$4,000, raised by popular subscription, was
dedicated at Worcester, Mass.
OK the Sd of July, 1887, the first Protest.
ant bell is said to have been rung in Mexico.
1t being that of Baptist church.
DURING the prevalence of scarlet fever in
Plainwell, Mich, all the churches were
closed. The Baptist minister sent his ser.
mon in printed sheet to all his members.
DURING three months Of the last wear
twentysix persons have connected them.
selves with the NJ. E. church at Lucnow. In.
dia. This is considered remarkable in.
crease.
COUNTESS OLGA PoNTATISE, recently an AT.
tendant on the Empress of Russia, has
passed through this country on her way to
Japan as missionary of the orthodox
church.
IN Japan there are 324 missionaries In.
cluding men and women, of whom 249 or az
per sent. come from the United States. In
emma there are in all, men and women, S92
missionaries, of whom 34S, or nearly 4S per
cent come from the United States
Dr. ELIZABETH BEATTY, of Indore. sent
out by the Presbyterian Church in Canada
as a medical missionary, has treated over
6,OOO patients in the past twelve months.
and thinks hospital and traning-school
for Hindoo women would make thousands
of converts to Christianity
THE Society of Christian Endeavor bas
concluded the seventh year OF its existence.
The number of societies is 2314. with 40.
900 members. These societies are found ali
over the United States, Great Britain, China,
and Japan. During the past year 14.OOc
have united with the church from these
organizations. The receipts for the wear
have been $4S1, ,995, and the expenditures
S466, ,437.
The average contribution for home mis-.
sions by the Presbyterian Church OF the
United States during last year was s1I0a
COMMUNICATE. Illinois heads the list with
an average contribution of <1.75 member:
and that though New York stands second
with $1.65, Minnesota stands noxt with
sl.42. Then comes New Jersey, $40; Penn
sylvania, S1.10; California, ninety cents;
Ohio, eighty-four, and so on down the list
SPURGEoS, the Great London preacher.
says that England is following the footsteps
OF Germany and becoming skeptical and IN.
ndel under the influence Of her professedly
religious teachers. He saws that undiluted
skepticism preached from the puipits has
resulted IN largely decreasing the attend
ance on public religious services, and that
the old and hopeful reverence for holy
things is fast disappearing. Mr. Spurgeon
Is not usually given to exaggeration.
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HYMN OF LABOR.

WOE for the bale and the burden. the reary
wasting OF daysi
Woe for the toll and the tangle, the dim desc
lation of waysi
Lost, in mist OF the Past, are the early faiths
and fears.
Dead, in the womb of the Future, the dream %
the distant years.
Shadows lengthen and shrink and bleak day
followeth day;
Idle are all words spoken-What is there left 10
sayS'
This-it is well, indeed, that old faiths slumber
and sleep,
This-that the dream deemed dead may one
day quicken and leap;
Winter is well forgotten, but Spring and Sum-
mer for toll,
Go, turn thy feet TO the fields for birth OF the
corn and oil!
Leave thy wreck OF the Future-thy grave OF a
dead delight,
Lift hard hands to the plow, and grid strong
ioins for the fight.
Strive for the strifes sake only, smite not foe
men nor friend
Strive for the strifes sake only, set no shrine
Set no goal for the winning, no bright bourne
for the scope;
Ask no guerdon of praise and hope thou moth
ing from Hope.
II, afar in the sunrise, white wings fash and
are fed,
Lift not thy hand from the toiling, turn not
aside thine head
Corn-husks gladden. the swine, and ashes are
left OF tire,
Dead leaves shake on the trees-but what thing
comes of Desiref
Dear is the Peace after Pain, and balm for the
fnt-worn feet
nth Of T. nh ont 0f o.
the Sweet.
So shalt thou come TO thy reaping, so shalt thou
say-itis we'll -
With lips redeemed from the curse, and soul
from the uttermost hell
So shalt thou look through the sunset glad,
and weary and free,
Saying: "A little space ouly-a little while
but I see.'
-Grdham r. TomsoR, IN ". Y Independent.
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hebrews m saratoga.

The famous edict of Judge Hilton against
the Jews proclaimed few gears ago ut
Saratoga has mad the results so familiar to
students OF history. The Jews had null
tiplied at Saratog.a at an astonishing rate
Over half of .ne hotel population this sum
ner at mat resort are Jews, an increase
Certainly of one hundred per cent. since the
cdict- Several Of the hotels are now
owned by Jews, which is an innovation:
and there is a runor that Jewish svndi
cate is waiting to buy in Hilton's own hotel.
the Grand Union, when it goes under the
hammer next year with other property of
the Stewart estate. A battle in the auction
room between Hilton and son OF Israel
would be fructifying spectacle, and if
Hilton should receive notice TO quit the
premises-but the subject is too painful to
contemplate
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An OmeIette OF Scorpions.

A curious dish was prepared the other
day for British traveller in Mexico. The
attendants served up an omelette. and the
servants partook very heartily of the dainty
morsel, but the traveller mistrusted the
food, owing to certain black particles mixed
therein. lnquiring as to the nature of the
suspicious looking ingredients, he could
scarcely believe his ears when the reply
was given: ''Oh, those are scorpions and
an investigation proved this to be true, the
lower orders in Mexico thus utilizing the
young scorpions, which are dug out, hum
dreds IN nest, their sting being cut of be
fore cooking
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just Like Grandma.

There is residing lin Boston little girl
who has no memory of grandfather, but
one of whose grandmothers has lived in the
same house with the little elf ever since the
latter was born. The child has bov-plav-
mate TO whom she is much attached, and
who is almost her constant companion. The
other day nefghbor was teasing the child
about her young admirer, and remarked
that when she grew to be big woman she
supposed they would both get married.
"No, we won't, either" was the child's de-
cided negative Use going to be an oil
maid, Gest like grandma
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someuhat snrr..tir.

''Chauncy, why don't you change the in
itials on your cardl Since your uncle cut
you on with the historical shilling. and you
lost your clientage, the letters on the card
sort OF twit on facts''
''How is that, Gillispoons''
why, judging from the well-inked.
fringy binding on your Prince Albert. the
letters &C. D. are quite appropriate and
suggestive"
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A Bit OF German Humo-

A General on his return from the wars.
showed his family regimental flag all torn
and riddled with bullets, which he had capt
ured from the enemy with his own hands.
On the following morning, says the Berlin
hoSrie', this trophy was to be presented to
the Commander-in-Chief. When he came
to look for the flag his industrious house
keeper brought it to him with a smile of
proud satisfaction and said: II sat up all
night and mended the flag 1t now looks
yearly as good as new
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-12-07

King Otto, the crazy ruler of Bavaria. il
san to spend his time in peeling potatoes,
being so Industrious that the hotei-keepers
OF Munich depend on him for daily SUP
ply. As sane King is decidedly averse To
doinR any useful work, the people Of Bava-
ria are scandalized by the unnatural con-
duct ef their monarch.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-12-07

A Texas country paper announces: ssThe
editor put ON his hard boiled shirt ane
scissor.tailed coat, and split the wind fol
Dallas Tuesday"
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An Expensive HOE.

The oldest lawsuit in Illinois has peen N,
the docket for forty-swo years. It began
soout two-dollar hog and has cost the
principals about 1900,
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III you scorch clothes IN ironing.
place them in the sun to draw the mark,
out
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nELriuA LpDCT, No. 40, X. of P.. m""ts on
Monday evening of each week. 10 Odi Fellows
hHli. Visiting Knights IN good siuudiug invi-
tel to attend. W. ~ MCCAgCE, e.. q.
j. A. nAnnMRII. y OF N. IS
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CHURCHES

GHIuSTtAN.- Preaching every Sunday NJ
- N O'Clock u. M. ami 800 D. mn. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night. sunday 'chOOl
nt 10 O'Clock a. m. every sunday.
". MCFARLAND. Pastor.
METHODIST EPtsCOPAL.-Scr,icc- every
ANA sunday ut t.uO ~. IN. aud 30 y. m. Sun
dny school every sunday M 10 OH. M. Prayer
mOcfuH every Wednesday evening nt t.ii.
strangers invited. n. SASDFHsON, Pastor.
DUESUYTEWtNN.- N.--ScrVicc- every SUNDAY at
N ~. m. nud 30 y. IN. sunday school at
10 0a. NJ. HEv. MCELHOy, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH - Services ON 2nd
sunday Of every mouth ~ ShrTlOck'S hall, ut
lO0n n. ni. HEv. kEAUTUL Pastor.
nERMAN BAPTIST BRETHREN-IlOld reg
" uiar services ut Ninuuun. Barber county.
the sccpud uud fourth Sundays tn Cuch mouth.
~ Forrest aChuul huusvuu the second SUNDAY
Cedar Greek school house ON the thr,l sunday.
hy Elders ShnmhorrCr, smith and Nehcr.
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n II 4 LORRAINE CHAPTER. No. ~.
VI ni -, Wcgular Communications, first
and third Monday evenings lea each month.
AL1CE T.. lANT, ". NJ.
I'm. IA. YANr. Sec.
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NnL-cIne L1Ige OHee-s.
anCIFTTRs

n \. r. N \. ", Delta lodge M. .1.-
- ~ Regular communications, hrst nud
- - fhtud saturday evenings iu each
w month ]. ". STOUT, ". "
A. ii. N,ktSSEy, Secretary.
CYPRUS CHAPTER No. gl u. \. ". meets
b. Masonic iiHU every "a and fth Thursday.
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
GEO. X. STONs y.
l. m ILl l.-t-rr ann.A
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A l.. -. -. r., Pioneer Lod .
A[WtSN& NJ. ttg.-RrEttlar meetings
NClA 49, 10 every Tuesday cycu.nv.N -
iungbrethrru iu good stand
UeS ing cordially invited.
". ~. MtCAgUE. y. g..
A. T.. ALLEN. See.
ENSIGN rNCAMPMENT No. 6s. I. -. %. =
Meets nr-t aud third Friday Of Cnch month
Visiting Putrtnrchs cordially invited to attend.
JOHN litUGINH. ~. y. l.. &. UUHBAED. C.P.
SCOTT CUMutNs. y. ". W. ~. MCCAGUE. :.
NAOMI No. 81. REBECCA DEGREE, !. %. OF.
Meets the "a sndfth Friday nights. each month.
Mrs. IDA NELsON, y. G.,
EN- BYERLEy. Sccy.
n 4 = ELDRED POST. No. ia. meets
", ~ NJ the last saturday IN each month
OF the court house Ia Medicine Lodge, ut y. ".
All comrades cordially invited.
-. 4. HOWE, Post Commander.
n. II. GtLnEHT. Adjutant.
A, 0. u, w. ESci. EySs'y g5s9s ES9y' fSsr:$a7 SS :$
night ~. YANT, VI. ".
JoHS DOnHEH, Recorder.
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H-" HLarHaEWZ HH
A lad named Scbry. residing with his
parents near New brighton, Pa, found
nun Der Of round, white balls while
crossing a field. which he took homo to
his father who declared them to be tur.
ties eggs and asserted his intention Of
placing them under q hen that was anx.
Il to set. just to see what would hap.
pen. About a week after the family
were aroused ono morning by a terrible
commot.on in the hen yard. and running
to the place were thunder-struck TO ffnd
it literally alive with b~lacksnakes tina,
were darting iii and nut under the old
hen at h great rate. The eggs. it scems,
wcre snakes eggs. instead Of turtles,
Finally n Of the affectionatc youn
progidy entwined itself about it's foster
mothers neck and was was rapidly hug
ging her to death, when one OF the chill.
dren hit it Oh the side Of the head and
killed it. They dubbed only twenty
eight Of the wriggling little wretchcs tc
death. aud left six with the mother hen.
She clucks to them. and they know
enough to follow her about and she
scratches diligently for her brood, al
though they have never been seen to eat
At night they crawl under her wings and
sleep swcctly.
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Mortgage Sale.

Whereas. dsfhuit hos 6een mode IN fhe nav.
Esnt 81 the sacney secured By q morteaae dated
Hrnie County Asricniturai Secissy, Of tbs STUNTS % las
of Brule. and Territory Of Dakota, to Daniel
Warner, Of the county Of Brute, and Territory az
p pfss, q :k has seio 3, nps ssas e S Il. . ,ssofas :, il R, .ss
and territory of Dakota, in book one Of mort
Hages, on page 80, on the eighth day Of August.
al. 1S6a, at O'Clock p. NJ, and
Whereas. no seton Oh pnoceedines at Law or
2t,,efwise have been Instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or any part there.
Whereas, the amount claimed to be due ,por,
aaid mortxsge, at the date Of this notice, is the
sum q Five Hundred and Thirty.N Nine Dollars
e1sna apsn' and sis ass g in !ssssiss and aG FIJI; 6 sssS@e
attorneys fec stipulated for in the said mort
rage.
Sirtne Of the power of sale contained in eaid
mortange, and duly recorded as IT orosAid and in
pursnsn9e o. the statutes in such cases made and
Rsovaaff'. ne said mortaage will! be foreclosed
scrihesi, at public auction at the front door Of
the opera house in the town Of Kimball md
S s.idn dsv % :, srnie ana territory ;sas Ct Dakota, on the
afternoon of said day. The mortgosed pre,mi.
MES arc sitnats! in the county Of Brnie, in the
trrrltsry 81 Dakota, and ARE described as follows
Seve,st7) Of Block ten iiO) Of Daniel Warusr's
addition to the town Of KimbalI, thence West
a a".ty,SlTI; 1 ssa :, nsds and sight ~ links to the half
ssid H." ! three, range si1ty-eight, thence south on
t"gts = ,h ro dsa and eight links thence north sixty
ner.es more or less, with all the arnurtenances
and mproysn ents thsressnto belonging.
A.D. lS7.
AdminiStratrix Of the estate Of Daniel Warner
Meyer t. Brown. attorneys for Mortsasee.
49, $50 az A|1ef 49, t4.eH5 ii -e
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Probate Notice.

Notice of sale of real estate.
mo, So., cs T., i hepebg given that in pursuance Of an
Brule, Territory OF Dakota, made on 2gth day Of
August. 1881. in the matter Of til.
ESTATE OF JOHN KENNEDY.
;,deeeased, tho undersigned, William Kipsella.
administrator OF said estate will sell at public
suction. to the highest bidder, for cash, and sub
1ect TO confirmation by said Probate Court, on
Monday, the Sd day. Of October, 1887, at o'clock
p: M, AZ the front door Of the operas houre in the
iiity OF Cham berlain, and county Of Brulo, ali tie
Kennedy at the time Of his death, and ali the
right, title and interest that the said estate has,
~ operation Of lay, or otherwise, acquired other
thanus in addition to that of the said John Ken.
needy at the time of his death, in and to all that
certain lot. piece Or purcell of land situate, lying
and being IN the said county OF Rrule, territOry
to-wit:
The south East quarter (k) section twenty.
two (..2l township one hundred and one (Ioil
range sixty-eight (6S,. ~
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash; and ten
per cent. OF the purchase money to be paid 10
4e auctioneer on the day Of snle, balance on con.
Mrmntion Of sale by said Judge Of the Probate
Ionst. Deed at expense of purchaser.
Administrator of tho estate Of John Kennedy
deceased.
Dated August q, 1887.
&C. Morrow,
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An exchange says that a strange case
is reported from Tennessee. A colorcd
preacher had built up a little congrega-
iion and established n small church. He
wanted to start a revival but could not
raise the whercwith to pay for lights,
etc. Determined that the good work
should 90 on he stole a COW and sold it
for SIS. With the money thus obtained
he started the business. He had fifteen
converts all right. and six more promis-
ing monrrsrs OH the anxious seat, when
a constable came along. closed up the
revival and locked the preacher in Jail.
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Young man. why do you swear7 Wa
lit sour mother tongue7 DID you learn
che language at your mothers kneey 1t
were impossible. Did you imbibe it by
a fathers example1 Horrible. Profan-
ity in the presence Of wife and children
is simply monstrous. Was 1t bad com
pany into which you had falles that you
had a taste for il! Such companionship
WAS no worthy Of your consideration.
DO you excuse it as a habitf Is it any
less wrong becaAse 1t is a habitY Did it
come to you naturally and easy at first.
We o not. Do you opine that pro-
Sanity commands res ..ect! Do you
reason, young man. that the practice in
creasea your importance in the eyes OF
YOU, eldersf Young man. don't swear!
Men are generally neutrality-suspicious.
always arc-from profanity in the pres.
ence of ladies. Whys They say it is
not genteel. II is no mark Of a gentle.
man to shock the sensib,lities Of ladies
with language vulgar and p%rofanc. Blu,
is it the mark, of a gentleman anywherei
That's the question. Young man. swca,
not at all. II Is . loathsome hnbit which
clcvates you in the misds of no one and
debases you In the eyes OF your super.
iora.
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A comparison Of the delinquent tax
list OF Brule county this year with tina,
"f one ycai ago reveals the very graft.
flying fact that the list this year is not
rcarly rs large. Not only this but equal
" as pleasing is the fact thet notwith.
standing Brul, county is one of the
largest in South Dakota, her delinquent
Tux list is smaller than the average.
For instance. take Aurora county-the
adjoining county on the east-as a COM
p%arison, and it will be seen that although
Brulc is nearly t~icc as large her dclin-
qucnt tax list is about one half the size
Of her %ncighbor.s,
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HA1fl3 70 HObeft8, lAttyB.
Land Othce at Mitchell OAK. Sept. q. 1897.

Long 4 Roberts, 4Attys.
Land Othce at Mitchell Oak, Sept. 9, 1887.
Notice s hereby given that the foiiowins 4. named
Settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support of bis claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Probate Judge Of
Hrule county. at Chamberlain, on Oct. q, 1887,
4 l O'clock p. M. win. irant Philippe under his
Il. 81. He names tho following Witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon, and Quilt:
Tata3a OK sad land, Wis: Henry G. Heintz, of
Henry Hemphner. ali OF White Lake.
Geo. b. Everitt, Reg.
Peters, who made. b. 8. No. 2s,l8i, now in con.
hict, withthe above, to appear at Chamberlain,
ON date and hour above named. and show cause
why said entry should not be oancalled and the
aboye-named pre-emptor allowed to consumate
Hle In the above described land under his d, 8,
NO. ~ l4 M Geo. h. Eyeritf. Reg.
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Land dhaos Il Mitchell Oak. Aue. Is, 1881.
Notice il hereby aiven that the Sclloxine-named
settler has Gled notice OF his inteuti69 70 make
proof yillbe msde before Hon: n. q. Gnybili,
probate judge, at Ehnmher1sin, Brule Co.. hak.
nn. saturday Oct. LIST, 1855. viz: William Clark;
I'D. No. 8,a6 for the SWk Bee. 2O-Tp. lO4-R. 81
Y. 6P. n. He names the following witnesses
p prove his continunus residence s1ou. and cul-
fssxation d, said land. viz: William Kane. Fred.
Of EmhaN. Bruie Co. DAB Geo. 3. Eyeritt. Beg.
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Land Office at Mitchell, Disk, Aag. "a. 1881.
Notice y hereby given that The followine-nsmed
Anal proof. in supper. Of his claim, and that snid
proof viii BE- made before Hon. w. c, Graybil.
Judge Of probate, county of Brule, d. T., at
viz: Christian Crishbsnn, HID. No. 2s,a55 tor the
HWt SEQ. 8-Tp:tOs-R % w. 5 F. n. He nance
T.. .es;d tsllo. ing, ~i laS : .s, e p!ovs his eols ont .n1s
John Maier, Ellsworth Harrington. King CUM
iMins s4dJaInes McRobert, all q Kimball. Oak.
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Geo. q. Everitt. Reg.

Uennle Hyan, Atty.
Land Office = Mitchell, DAB. Sept. !, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the folloving-namcd
sstt!!sf hn. filed notioe Of his intention to make
aoal pre1fin support Of bis claim, and that said
Probate Judge q Chsmbsrlsin OAK, on Oct. Is,
lES7, via: Thomss FnrlonE, HID. No. 22,6sO for the
tho following witnesses to prove his continuous
residences upon. and cultivation Of, said land,
ms: AsnY Hilton, D. H. Myers, Franz Richter
n $780, Geo. B, Eyexitt, Req.
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When two newspapers get into a guar
rel ever nothing it is very much like q
quarrel between two colored boys which
4 Washington gentleman tells about.
The larger boy. with great volubility,
was applying every sort of abusive
cpithet o the smaller boy. The smaller
boy. leaning against a fence aud regard.
ing the speaker with a sullcn scowl.
waited for q halt. 1t came at last. lis
you donc:' YES, Is done" Then
slowly and cholly the smaller hoy said:
''Ai' dem dings yo4 SAY is, you is
,len.'
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The GRAPHIC would like to see every
old soldier of the Union army who is now
disabled from any cause receive . pen,
sion. We're this the case 1t would serve
to get out some of the useless surplus in
the government treasury among the PEG
pie as well as benefting personally the
boys in blue.
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A Dubuque paper fs responsible for
this: "a subscriber to q certain paper
died q short timo ago, leaving fourteen
years subscription unpaid. The editor
appeared at the grave when tho lid was
being screwed down for the last time aud
put in the coffin a palmleaf fan. q linen
coat and y thermometer"
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LnnN i Roberts, Attye.
Land Office q Mitchell. Oak. Aus. ., lss7.
NCtlse v hereby given that the fOll0wing-named
6nal prcof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof viii Be made before the Clerk Of the Dist.
Co1St Of Br9le county, Dak.,. at ChsNberlajn,
Niekolss RSsen. .. y. fling No. 2i,144 for the
M 6Ek and M SWA Seq. p-1p. 1Oa-R. 81. He
iinuous residence upon, and cultiystirn 81. MD
land, yix: Msth Albert, John Altvick, George
Dhlsen and Henry Bonner. All OF Rises, Bru1e
cc4pty. Daks Geo. BtEyesitt, ReR.
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The following too true item Is afoat;
"A newspaper may praise q man until i,
exhausts its vocabulary and the man will
accept it . though he deserves IL; bu,
rub the hair the wrong way ever SC
gently. aud only once. and he'll ny into
Mysteries. stop his paper and call you
everything that's bad. Isn't it STRANGE
And there are several living examples Of
the truth Of this in our county,"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-09-16

Land. Onaoe q Mitchell. Oak, Sept. q, 1887.
Notics y hereby given that the following-named
enl proof in support Of hin claim, and that said
Rfco< vdu be made before the Probate Judge Of
hrule county, NJ Chamberlain. Dakota. on Oct.
under his D.A No. 0.llS3 for the SEN Sec.
2s.Tp. ios.h. y: He names the following Wit
and cultivation Of said land, Wig: Charles COOLER.
George TEitle and John .Iintinger all Of White
Lake. and WiniaH Dailsy, of kimbay.
Geo. b. Eyeritt. Reg.